0
Navitasan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Following
Which are correct:
1-He was following me closely.
2-He was following me from close behind.
3-He was following me from close up.
4-He was following me from up close.
5-He was following me from a short distance.
6-He was followng me from a short distance away.
7-He was following me from not far away.
1-He was following me closely.
2-He was following me from close behind.
3-He was following me from close up.
4-He was following me from up close.
5-He was following me from a short distance.
6-He was followng me from a short distance away.
7-He was following me from not far away.
Top answer
Hi, Which are correct: I'll interpet 'correct' to mean 'sound like what a native speaker might normally say'. 1-He was following me closely. OK 2-He was following me from close behind.
- Hi, Which are correct: I'll interpet 'correct' to mean 'sound like what a native speaker might normally say'.
- 1-He was following me closely.
- OK 2-He was following me from close behind.
- No.
- 3-He was following me from close up.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
Which are correct: I'll interpet 'correct' to mean 'sound like what a native speaker might normally say'.
1-He was following me closely. OK
2-He was following me from close behind. No.
3-He was following me from close up. No.
4-He was following me from up close. No.
5-He was following me from a short distance. No.
6-He was follo
Which are correct: I'll interpet 'correct' to mean 'sound like what a native speaker might normally say'.
1-He was following me closely. OK
2-He was following me from close behind. No.
3-He was following me from close up. No.
4-He was following me from up close. No.
5-He was following me from a short distance. No.
6-He was follo
0
Related Questions